It's not too late! If you want to get more information about the High
Park fire or how to get involved in restoration, you can attend the High Park Fire: From Science to Action and Recovery
symposium held today at Colorado State University. Hosted by CSU's Warner College of Natural Resources, the
symposium started at 9 this morning and will continue throughout the day until
9:30 tonight. Held in the Lory Student Center Theater, the event is free and
open to the general public. The all-day event includes presentations and
speakers on impacts of the fire, perspectives on the fire and action and
recovery efforts. The symposium will feature guest speakers Jim Hubbard, who is
the U.S. Forest Service Deputy Chief for State and Private Forestry, Dan Jiron,
who is Regional Forester of the Rocky Mountain Region, and Bill Hahnenberg, who
is the Incident Commander for the Rocky Mountain Type 1 Team, among many
others. It is a great opportunity to learn more and get involved, so check out
the symposium agenda.
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